MARS HILL – Kyle Larrabee delivered Craig Durost from second with a one-out single in the bottom of the 10th inning as Central Aroostook posted a 9-8 high school baseball win over Washburn Wednesday afternoon.

Durost had singled and stolen second.

Winning pitcher Craig Allen, who hurled five innings of no-hit relief, singled home the tying run in the sixth.

Daniel Codrey and Larrabee each had three hits and three RBIs. Codrey had a triple and Larrabee had a double. Durost and Jeff Clockedile had two singles each.

Josh Maynard had a two-run single while Clinton Carter and Josh Worsley added RBI singles for Washburn.

Washburn (0-2) 000 008 000 0 – 8 4 6

Cen. Aroostook (2-1) 022 301 000 1 – 9 13 3

Carter, Tupper (4), Carter (7) and Maynard; Larrabee, Codrey (6), Allen (6) and St. Pierre

Caribou 6, Houlton 5 (8 inn.)

At Caribou, Griffin St. Peter (2-1) threw 75 of his 97 pitches over eight innings for strikes to lead the Vikings by the Shiretowners.

Bryce McCrossin’s two-run single with two outs in the seventh tied the game for Caribou. In the eighth, Jerry Shanahan beat out a two-out infield single to third and advanced to third on an overthrow at first. He scored the winning run on a throwing error off a ground ball to the right side.

Caribou’s Justin Selfridge had three singles and two RBIs while Shanahan hit a double and a single.

Mike Lenentine (12 strikeouts, 2 walks) hit a grand slam in the fourth inning and singled for Houlton. Billy Washburn and Jesse Henderson each singled twice.

Houlton (3-3) 000 400 10 – 5 11 3

Caribou (5-2) 000 020 31 – 6 10 2

Lenentine, Washburn (7), Weston (8) and Henderson; St. Peter and Bouchard

WA Raiders 9, Jonesport-Beals 6

At Jonesport, Steve Colbath socked a two-run homer and Barrett Craven added a solo shot to help Washington Academy past the Royals.

Mike Frans added a two-run double for the Raiders of East Machias.

Darren Kelley hit a double and a single and D.R. Alley added two singles for the Royals. Billy Merchant struck out 10 batters.

Washington Acad. (4-2) 111 103 2 – 9 11 4

Jonesport-Beals (5-1) 101 011 2 – 6 8 4

Maker and Ramsdell; Merchant and King

Van Buren 17, Fort Fairfield 0

At Fort Fairfield, Tyler Hews struck out seven while no-hitting the Tigers for five innings in a game shortened by the 10-run rule.

Hews also paced the offense, rapping a double and three singles and driving in three runs. Stacy Ayotte doubled twice for the Crusaders.

Van Buren (3-0) 231 11(10) – 17 9 2

Fort Fairfield (1-4) 000 000 – 0 0 5

Hews and Ayotte; Rogeski, Helstrom (2), Demerchant (5), Levesque (5) and Rochford

Lee Acad. 14, Woodland 4

At Woodland, the Pandas benefited from 15 walks in the game – and seven in a four-run first inning – en route to the win.

Bruce Stevens singled, doubled, drove in two runs and scored four times for the Pandas. Matt Corbin added two singles and scored three runs.

Billy Romanelli lashed a triple and a double and drove in two for the Dragons. Freshman Rick Roussell added an RBI double.

Lee Academy (4-0) 415 40 – 14 7 1

Woodland (2-4) 000 40 – 4 3 2

Emery, Noonan (4), Currie (5) and Ham; Lutz, Phelps (1), Pike (5) and Pike, Phelps (5)

Presque Isle 12-0, Nokomis 5-3

At Newport, junior lefty Justin Veazie threw a three-hit shutout in the nightcap, striking out six and walking three.

James Lister knocked in two runs with a first-inning double and sixth-inning single and he also had another base hit. Veazie had an RBI triple.

Jonas Bard doubled for Presque Isle.

In the opener, Aaron Keirstead had a two-run single in the four-run first-inning rally and finished with four base hits.

Marcus Nadeau had three singles and R.J. Gagnon doubled, singled and delivered two runs.

Shawn Henderson, Ian Buzzanoskie and Tyler MacKenzie had two singles each for Nokomis.

(First Game)

Presque Isle 400 710 0 – 12 15 1

Nokomis 010 020 2 – 5 8 5

Gale, Erikson (4), Gagnon (6), Saucier (7) and Bard; Jacques, Davis (7) and MacKenzie

(Second Game)

Presque Isle 000 000 0 – 0 3 1

Nokomis 100 002 x – 3 5 1

Nadeau, Clark (4), Gagnon (6) and Bard; Veazie and MacKenzie

Shead sweeps East Grand

At Eastport, Larry Bowen collected four hits and drove in four runs in two games to help Shead to 8-4 and 15-7 wins over East Grand of Danforth. Bowen also won the opener, striking out eight and walking three.

In the first game, Bowen doubled and singled and drove in two runs for the Tigers. Cliff Urquhart and Ben Maloney added a triple and a single apiece.

James Zugelder rapped three singles and drove in a run for the Vikings while Scott Flannery doubled, singled and knocked in one.

In the second game, Darrin Constant tripled, singled twice and drove in three runs for the Tigers. Maloney added a double, two singles and two RBIs while Bowen double and singled and knocked home two more. Maloney struck out eight in his complete-game outing.

Zugelder had three singles for the Vikings while Darius Parker lashed a three-run triple and Chris Irish singled twice and drove in a run.

(First Game)

East Grand 000 400 0 – 4 8 3

Shead 211 202 x – 8 10 5

Zugelder, Parker (4) and C. Irish; Bowen and Maloney

(Second Game)

East Grand (1-4) 005 020 0 – 7 11 4

Shead (3-2) 10(10) 031 x – 15 12 4

Flannery, Parker (3), Byars (3), C. Irish (4) and C. Irish, Byars (4); Maloney and Bowen

Fort Kent 12, Wisdom 2

At St. Agatha, Kirk Levesque belted two home runs, two-run and three run shots, to go with an RBI double, totaling six runs driven in to pace the Warriors.

Corey Bourgoin also blasted a two-run shot for Fort Kent. Joey Pelletier had a pinch-hit two-run blast for the winners.

Brad Picard had four hits, a double and three singles for the Pioneers.

Fort Kent (2-1) 220 402 2 – 12 11 3

Wisdom (1-2) 000 110 1 – 3 9 6

Morin, Boucher (6) and Thibodeau; Paradis, Thibeault (4), Guerrette (5), and Michaud

Limestone 10, Madawaska 1

At Limestone, Abe Williams knocked in three runs and hit a double to lead Limestone Community/Maine School of Science and Mathematics to the win.

Derek Patten belted an RBI double for Limestone. Adam McPhereson smacked a triple. Dan Buckley had two RBI singles and Josh Knoll notched an RBI single.

Madawaska’s only run was scored on an error by the Eagles.

Madawaska (1-2) 010 000 0 – 1 4 2

Limestone (2-2) 106 111 x – 10 12 2

Hardwick, Buckley (4), Patten (6) and Mauro; Geraro, B. Daigle (2), D. Daigle (5), Guerrette (6), and A. Daigle

Softball

Lee Acad. 14, Woodland 4

At Woodland, Crystal Moors drove in two runs with a triple and a single as the Pandas rolled.

Brittany Mallett singled twice, scored three runs and drove in one for Lee Academy.

Katie Holmes and Breena Hood hit two singles for the Dragons.

Lee Acad. (4-0) 002 324 3 – 14 14 0

Woodland (1-5) 022 000 0 – 4 9 2

Harris and Ham; Smith, White (7) and Vose

S. Aroostook 20, C. Aroostook 13

At Dyer Brook, Rhonda Chambers ripped a triple and three doubles and collected three RBIs as the Warriors garnered the win.

Kristi Brooker knocked in five more runs on a triple, a double and a single for Southern Aroostook. Alicia Crandall added two doubles and three RBIs.

Stevi Fletcher stroked three singles and drove in two runs for Central Aroostook of Mars Hill. Lacy Bell added two singles.

Cen. Aroostook (0-3) 143 311 0 – 13 8 4

So. Aroostook (2-2) 3(12)1 400 x – 20 17 3

Fletcher, Bell (4) and Bell, Carvell (4); Lyons, Toothaker (4) and Chambers

Houlton 22, Caribou 8

At Caribou, Sarah Beasley belted a three-run homer and collected three other hits to lead the Shires to victory.

Anna Lenentine smacked two triples and knocked in four runs for the winners. Her sister, Rebecca, went 3-for-6 with a triple and three RBIs.

Jamie Landeen went 3-for-5 with a triple for the Vikings.

Houlton (5-0) 401 502 (11) – 22 17 1

Caribou (3-3) 010 006 1 – 8 16 5

Henderson and Lenentine; Hartley and Brissette

Tigers, Vikings split

At Eastport, East Grand won the opener 16-12 while Shead salvaged a doubleheader split by winning the second game 20-11.

In the first game, Tara Cropley notched three singles and two RBIs for East Grand. Michelle Johnson hit an RBI single. Leah Moore of Shead belted a three-run homer. Natalie Smith had a single, double, and three RBIs. Sam Davis smacked a double and a triple.

In the second game, the Vikings turned a 6-4-3 triple play to end a five-run Shead first-inning barrage.

Roliza DeWitt had two singles, a double, and three RBIs for Shead. Nadine Bouchard had three singles and a pair of RBIs.

Lindsay Faulkner rapped two singles to drive in two runs for the Vikes. Mesha Whitney added a single, double, and two RBIs.

(First Game)

East Grand 133 063 0 – 16 12 7

Shead 200 406 0 – 12 11 5

Faulkner and Cropley; Davis and DeWitt

(Second Game)

East Grand 153 020 0 – 11 15 8

Shead 520 166 x – 20 16 8

Parker and Cropley; Davis and DeWitt

Washington Acad. 14, J-Beals 10

At Jonesport, Nicole Stauffer had three singles and five RBIs to help lead the Washington Academy Raiders of East Machias to the win over Jonesport-Beals.

Diana Bourdeau pitched a seven-hitter and hit four singles and Stephanie Almendinger had three singles for the Raiders.

Chelsie Carver singled twice to pace Jonesport-Beals.

Washington Acad. (6-2) 440 501 0 – 14 18 2

Jonesport-Beals (3-2) 800 020 0 – 10 7 4

Bourdeau and Fergerson; Emerson and Chandler

Presque Isle 10-19, Nokomis 2-0

At Newport, lefty Kristen Guiggey scattered 10 hits in the opener and three in the nightcap to supply the Wildcats with their first two wins of the season.

Guiggey struck out five and didn’t walk anybody in the opener and had four strikeouts and one walk in the abbreviated nightcap.

Nokomis was without five starters, who were on a band trip.

Sarah Belden had a run-scoring triple and Jessica Miller had an RBI single in the opener.

Laura Pelkey’s three singles and Tina Turner’s two base hits paced Nokomis.

In the second game, Melissa Pelletier drove in four runs with a triple and a double, Lauren Wildeman had a triple, two singles and an RBI and Miller had a pair of base hits.

Pelkey had one of the Nokomis singles.

(First Game)

Presque Isle 140 310 1 – 10 7 0

Nokomis 100 001 0 – 2 10 2

Guiggey and Belden; Farnham, Paradis (5) and Randlett

(Second Game)

Presque Isle (2-4) 011 (16)1 -19 11 0

Nokomis (1-5) 000 00 – 0 3 11

Guiggey and Belden; Paradis, Farnham (4), Beauregard (4) and Randlett, Holland (5)

Wisdom 17, Fort Kent 5

At St. Agatha, Cindy Chamberland had a double, a single, and four RBIs to help the Pioneers cruise.

Fort Kent committed seven errors to help Wisdom’s cause. Nina Michaud drove in five runs, on two doubles and two singles. Christa Lizotte had three RBI singles.

Melissa Plourde doubled and Melissa Morneault had two singles for the Warriors’ only hits.

Fort Kent (1-3) 010 040 0 – 5 3 7

Wisdom (3-0) 01(13) 310 x – 17 20 3

Cyr, Chamberland (4) and Michaud; Mincey and Morneault

Madawaska 18, Limestone 4

At Limestone, Emily Lavertu hit an RBI single to go with a triple as the Owls scored in every inning but the third to pick up the win.

Sarah Dufour notched an RBI double for the winners. Ashley Bouchard knocked three singles while Meghan Marshall and Ciara Cyr hit two singles each.

Martha St. Pierre and Vicki Cote each hit RBI singles for the Eagles of Limestone Community School/Maine School of Sience and Mathematics. Becky Mulherin and Ashley Brooker each had a single and a triple while Sharee Dilda added two singles and a double.

Madawaska (3-0) 610 253 1 – 18 20 0

Limestone (1-3) 011 200 0 – 4 13 2

Bouchard and Martin; Cote and Bernier